Ammo cases have handles firmly attached and require no
implements to open or seal. I wouldn't open some
mysterious container in the woods either, but if I
were following clues and found a stashed ammo case
where the clues said it would be, I'd open it. This
deterrent for people who accidentally stumble on
letterboxes may be a plus. In the end I agree with
the writer who uses different box types for different
locales. Tupperware in the city and steel out in the
boondocks.
(ps just bought my first eraser and am going to try my
hand at carving this weekend. Guaranteed to be ugly.)
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screwdiver as weapon
4 messages in this thread |
Started on 2001-11-16
screwdiver as weapon
From: Ben Pike (dgloud63@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2001-11-16 13:43:56 UTC-08:00
Re: [LbNA] screwdiver as weapon
From: Scott H Redd (redd@interbug.com) |
Date: 2001-11-17 00:40:17 UTC-06:00
And, of course, you can always paint over the military markings, plus
paint/stencil/letter words to the effect of "NO DANGER" and/or
"LETTERBOXING.ORG" on the box to assure the accidental finder that there
are no live shells inside.
Regards...
Scott
redd@interbug.com
http://interbug.com/letterboxing (my Omaha boxes)
At 01:43 PM 11/16/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Ammo cases have handles firmly attached and require no
>implements to open or seal. I wouldn't open some
>mysterious container in the woods either, but if I
>were following clues and found a stashed ammo case
>where the clues said it would be, I'd open it. This
>deterrent for people who accidentally stumble on
>letterboxes may be a plus. In the end I agree with
>the writer who uses different box types for different
>locales. Tupperware in the city and steel out in the
>boondocks.
>
>(ps just bought my first eraser and am going to try my
>hand at carving this weekend. Guaranteed to be ugly.)
>
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paint/stencil/letter words to the effect of "NO DANGER" and/or
"LETTERBOXING.ORG" on the box to assure the accidental finder that there
are no live shells inside.
Regards...
Scott
redd@interbug.com
http://interbug.com/letterboxing (my Omaha boxes)
At 01:43 PM 11/16/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Ammo cases have handles firmly attached and require no
>implements to open or seal. I wouldn't open some
>mysterious container in the woods either, but if I
>were following clues and found a stashed ammo case
>where the clues said it would be, I'd open it. This
>deterrent for people who accidentally stumble on
>letterboxes may be a plus. In the end I agree with
>the writer who uses different box types for different
>locales. Tupperware in the city and steel out in the
>boondocks.
>
>(ps just bought my first eraser and am going to try my
>hand at carving this weekend. Guaranteed to be ugly.)
>
>__________________________________________________
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>Find the one for you at Yahoo! Personals
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Re: [LbNA] screwdiver as weapon
From: Glenn (Glenn.Hansen@usa.net) |
Date: 2001-11-17 08:07:05 UTC-08:00
Paranoia strikes deep, into you life it will creep.
What about.......................paper cuts!
Arrgghhhhh! I must go hide under the bed again!
Glenn
What about.......................paper cuts!
Arrgghhhhh! I must go hide under the bed again!
Glenn
Re: [LbNA] screwdiver as weapon
From: (klucewicz@aol.com) |
Date: 2001-11-18 13:10:55 UTC-05:00
Glenn, You are missing quotations marks on your reply! DMK